Planned Fix To San Francisco's Leaning Millennium Tower Getting New Scrutiny From City Hall
The problem-plagued fix for San Francisco's leaning Millennium Tower is now getting the attention of City Hall.
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The problem-plagued fix for San Francisco's leaning Millennium Tower is now getting the attention of City Hall.
A renegade movement by local activists is underway in San Jose to simultaneously build emergency shelters, and call out the city leaders for "failures" in providing adequate housing for the homeless.
The San Francisco Police Department this week announced a partnership with a local organization on a campaign that aims to help Asian residents feels safer in response to hate crimes being reported at unprecedented levels.
Cal Fire announced new evacuation orders in Lassen County early Thursday evening as the massive Dixie Fire continued to rip through the forests of Lassen Volcanic National Park.
Sean Manaea struck out nine in seven dominant innings, and the Oakland Athletics beat the Chicago White Sox 3-1 on Thursday.
The Contra Costa Community College District on Wednesday approved a COVID-19 vaccination requirement for employees and students starting later this fall.
California's legislature passed a bill this week that bars police from using certain face-down holds that have led to several deaths.
Nearly half of unmet rail transit needs in Northern California could be mitigated by a plan to build a second transbay rail corridor between San Francisco and Oakland, officials with the project said Thursday.
A federal judge has ruled Siskiyou County officials can't stop trucks from delivering water to Hmong farmers who are illegally growing marijuana, saying the practice raises "serious questions" about racial discrimination.
San Francisco's three major trash disposal companies have admitted to paying $150,000 a year in bribes to a non-profit organization controlled by former Public Works Director Mohammed Nuru from 2014 through the end of 2019 for favored treatment in doing business with the city, federal prosecutors announced Thursday.
All cable car service in San Francisco has been shut down Thursday afternoon due to a power outage, according to transit officials.
A bill from a Bay Area lawmaker extending to-go cocktail sales, which have become a way to help bars and restaurants struggling through the COVID-19 pandemic, is heading to Gov. Gavin Newsom's desk.
An Oakland city councilmember thinks the council will have enough votes later this month to provide more police officers to the Police Department.
President Biden announced the most sweeping COVID-19 vaccine requirements yet on Thursday, including a requirement that all employees at companies with at least 100 employees be vaccinated or undergo regular testing. The White House estimates that change alone will affect more than 80 million workers.
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a $2.75 billion expansion of the state's homeless housing initiative Thursday, which is the biggest investment in homeless housing in the state's history.
